Here's what I'm taking this semester:

Biology
Public speaking
Modern history (1860 to present)
English 3 (argumentative and critical writing)


13 units total.



Post what you are taking this term!

Computer Systems
Computer Communications
Internet Technology
Software Engineering
Visual Programming
Discrete Maths.

Video
Figure Drawing
Advanced Essay Writing
Design 2
Philosiphy

I think that's all.

Chemistry
Calculus II
Intro. to Electronic Circuits
Science and Social Issues
Algorithms and Data Structures
Physics Laboratory

still in high school and the new sememester hasn't started yet but I'm signed up for:

AP Modern European History
AP Art Hirstoy
AP English Lit
Female chorus
Chamber Chorus
Music Aid (maybe)
AVID Tutor
err...something else, I forget

I'm pretty evenly split between tough clases and Chorus classes(music aid counts as chorus :))

Well...I'm not in uni, but here goes

German II
Modern US History (Industrial Revolution to present)
C++
Gov./Eco.

Programming 1 (VB.net)
Database Management Systems
Systems Analysis and Design
Hardware 1
Technical Communications

That's pretty cool, we have US History and Modern European history, but not modern US...sounds interesting

- Discrete and Foundational Mathematics
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- C (My stupid university does everything in Java, so I decided to take C)
- Ethical Issues in Computing (blargh)
- Programming Languages

It's basically a breakdown of the industrial revolution, jazz age, world wars, vietnam war. At least, that's what the teacher focuses on.

american uni is odd, why do u do so many subjects?

I'm doing astrophysics, made up of Math, practicals, relativity and Astro/Space science

Poo.

Wish I was doing:

Art
Music
Chinese
Finnish
French
Ancient History

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  do her}
elseif(getThingFlags(source) & 0x4){
  do other babe}
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  do a dude}

seriously? that's...yeah.

I'm doing:
Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
Statistical Physics
Space, Time and Gravity
Nuclear Physics and Astrophysics

woo.

Calculus I
Algorithms and data structures
Material resistance
Dynamics
Intro to engineering projects

Next semester for me, which starts in 2 weeks.

1 - AP Physics
2 - AP Computer Science
3 - US Government
4 - AP Calculus

I had to sacrifice my art course to make room for my physics course though (need it for college)

ah well looks like i'll be seeing a lot of you this year maeve, doing all the same bar Foundations of Quantum Mechanics....i'm doing my review project this year...

Neutrino Oscillations at the J2K experiment in Japan, woooo

Chemistry II
Calculus II
Physics I Mechanics
Engineering Computation
Modern Thought: Enlightenment to Present
17 credits.

Starts Tuesday the 18th.

Computer Science for Engineers
English II
Calculus II
Physics I
Concert Band
Tuba Ensemble

for a total of 16 hours

Standard,

English Honors
Math
Home Economics
Science
History

The usual.

But what I am doing out of school is learning

HTML
More Chords
And Looking for some good dutch sites.

Damnit... there's literally not a single subject on this page I don't want to do. Maeve has the most kickass curriculum ever, no irony. Maybe I'll take up physics after these 7 years of psychology. Then medicine. Then history. Then maths. Then philosophy. Then ... I'll be a ****ing smart man by the time I'm 416.

Anyway, this year I'm seeing

• General psychology
• Statistics I
• Sociology
• Developmental Psychology I
• Genetics
• Social Psychology I
• Physiology
• Differential Psychology I
• History of Psychology
• Methodology
• Philosophy
• Psychological Function

• Electrical Engineering 2130. Circuits II
• Electrical Engineering 2730. Digital Logic II
• Electrical Engineering 2230. Electronics
• Electrical Engineering 2231. Electronics Lab
• Computer Science 3102. Adv Data Structures

13 hrs.

Public Communication 103
Intro to Computer Science 220 (Blarg, stupid requirement)
Pyschology 100
ENG 131
Only taking 12 credits, and easy courses, so I can boost up my GPA some.
I'm a Business Major.

I hate business majors. No offense. Just had to get that one off the chest.

I'm still in high school, but this semester I'm taking honors Differential Equations as Michigan State.

At high school, my courses are:
AP English Lit
Latin III
Physics (I'm studying for the AP C exam, but the school doesn't offer such a course)
Two periods of orchestra.

I'm trying to get rid of the rest of my gen eds this semester, thus the less than stellar schedule:

Psychology 1000 Honors
Intro to Ethics
Discrete Mathematical Structures
Systems Analysis (Writing Intensive)
Circuit Theory I
Maya II
University Band (Hey, a free hour of A)

Total: 19 hours

I'm not even AT university yet but I know I'm taking a Computer Games Science Degree. :p

Philosophy of Biology
Neurobiology Seminar
Molecular Cell Biology
Neuropharamcology
Physiology Lab
Research, with counts as credits, so might as well add it.

20 units total.

None taken, but now you'll have to explain your hatred
Naw, I don't care what you think. Do you hate the people in it (snobby students/preps?) or the actual major (pathedic major?)

I've always thought of business and several A&S majors as simpler to accomplish, less mentally taxing at least. However, we need business majors just as much as we need engineers and theoretical physics, so I have little problem with the major itself. Though I find that in my school, several students pursuing these majors fulfill the stereotypes exactly. Then again, there are a few, with which I'm pretty good friends, that are exact opposites of the stereotypes. So it depends on the people.

well thanks to the idiots in the school board I won't make it this session, but here's what I was signed up for (and will probably end up doing next fall instead):

General Psychology 305-102
Individual and Society / Sociology 387-100
Developmental Psychology 350-200
English Mothertongue: American Imperialism 603-101
French as a second language (this will be good for a laugh!)


Second semester:

Macroeconomics 383-920
Sexuality and Relationships (psychology analysis) 350-203
Psychology of Relationships 101-901
Quantitative Methods 360-300
English Mothertongue (haven't picked which one yet)
Humanities / Sociology 345-102
French as a second language


Third semester:

Anthropology 381-101
Psychological disorders 350-204
Human Learning, Memory, and Intelligence 350-303
Issues in Contemporary Psychology 350-400
English Mothertongue (haven't picked yet)
Phys. Ed. (haven't picked yet, but probably kung fu)
French as a second language

Fourth (last) semester:

The Brain and Behavior 350-208
Cultural Psychology 350-309
Intergrative Project 300-301
English Mothertongue (haven't picked yet)
Humanities (haven't picked yet)
Phys. Ed. (probably gonna do level 2 kung fu)

And the ones I know just like to rub it in how I sleep 4-5 hours a week average, and they get 8.

Yea, I know what you mean. All the enginer majors hate us. We have it pretty easy...

Intro to Comp Engineering
Intro to Signal Processing
Differential Equations
Accelerated Java
Uni Orchestra

You are completely insane.

Seriously, I love physics in the most dorky way ever and actually get really excited about learning it, but, as usual, education gets in the way of learning and I've come to resent virtually everything I've been taught. (Except thermodynamics of all things - possibly the most boring thing ever, but I'm good at it, and it actually feels relevant. Unlike quantum mechanics which just feels so removed from reality as to be completely pointless)

Flex, that line up looks fascinating. Start pestering the school now and make sure they don't screw up again!

BUt there is one thing that I like. I have almost a 100% of getting a job immediatley with my Associates degree, while most Business majors unless you are in accounting or finance have to get their MBA to make real money.

1. Film History from 1945
2. German level 2
3. Public Speaking
4. Performance of Literature

Plus, working 40+ hours a week as Operations Manager of College Television Station.

Structures
Stress Analysis
Hydrology

woo.

This semester:

- Intro to Psychology
- Political Science: Candian Government
- English something or other.. I don't remember what unit exactly.


I'd take more classes but I have this "work" thing that shows up randomly through-out the week :p

Your classes are downright lousy. :p

MGT 3200: Operations Management
ACCT 3200: Concepts in Federal Taxation
ACCT 3300: Accounting Information Systems
ACCT 4050: Intermediate Financial Accounting II

First semester I'm taking only 12 credit hours. Ususally I take 15-17 hours per semester, and I was originally taking 15 this one, but it was just too much work.

Am a Junior with 76 hours so far, and a 4.0. Since the classes are now the really indepth ones for my major (Accounting) - I figure I would only take 12 hours this time.

And hell, I have the rest of my life to work - so who cares!

And in response to Ubuu:

Speaking from the South-east (Atlanta) and an Accounting major - the market right now is really good for Accounting. I'm not sure on other business majors.

If you get in the big four accounting firms, the going price around here right now is $40,000-45,000 - at hiring. With just a bachelor. If you get a masters it'll go up. The word from inside the big four is that it's not competitive enough either, so they expect to have to raise the rates. Plus this is just starting salary, and you can go up very soon after if you're good.

But money's not everything lets remember. If you're not happy at what you're doing - six figures would mean nothing.